Social services provider's income more than doubles to $5m
Most of the trust’s income came from government contracts.
Most of the trust’s income came from government contracts.
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History is littered with examples of tech advances bringing significant change to workers.
A yellow heavy rain watch will be in place the Bay, including, Rotorua, starting at 3am.
Polic want to hear from anyone with information on Thursday's incident in Whakatāne.
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is coming to Taupō in June.
Tradie living in van with his two dogs says 'brutal' rental market is hard for pet owners.
The quake struck southeast of the Loyalty Islands this afternoon.
The road is expected to be closed for some time.
A jury hears from the first woman to complain to the police about the man.
Top cop claims many motel emergency housing residents have moved to hostels, backpackers.
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Mark Noble worked with a team of youths over six weeks to paint an eco-friendly mural.
The Year 11 Rotorua Lakes High School student says qualifying was a great feeling.
The bright, upbeat musical is an antidote to the toughness of the last couple of years.
The Energy Events Centre was bustling as people browsed the exhibits at the expo.
Comments range from the sense of 'not fitting in' to finding a future 'free of bullying'.
The statue was removed from the Government Gardens in February.
A High Court trial for a man facing serious sexual assault and drugs charges has started.
Local families and tourism, business and health sector representatives give mixed reviews.
National has accused the Government of 'wasteful spending'.
Kids (and their parents) are the big winners with childcare subsidy, public transport.
The sector contributed $7 billion towards New Zealand’s GDP in 2021.
New climate-focused initiatives include expanding the electric vehicle charging network.
Opinion: Female Māori politicians are challenging some of the norms of Parliament.
Te Matatini gets an additional $34 million in funding over the next two years.
It follows the near $1b announced by Finance Minister Grant Robertson on Sunday.
Free medicines, cheaper transport and childcare among initiatives.
Also referenced was the huge cost to correct payments made under the Holidays Act.
A total of $3.1 billion of capital funding was allocated to provide the additional homes.